Geographic Information Systems Information Technology Services Division-GIS

Geographic Information Systems Information Technology Services Division-GIS – 2015

Organization Agriculture Attorney General Congress Corrections Economic Development Governor’s Office Higher Education Health & Senior Services House Info Technology Insurance K-12 Education Labor & Ind. Relations Mental Health Natural Resources Office of Administration Public Safety/SEMA Revenue Secretary of State Senate Social Services

Advisory Council/Data Clearinghouse Purpose: As a standing committee under Missouri’s Chief Information Officer, the MGISAC’s purpose is to foster cooperation among state agencies, local governments, private industry, academia, federal government and others in the field of geographic information technology (GIT). Missouri Spatial Data Information Service (MSDIS) Responsible for: • data storage and access • standardization of both digital and tabular data • creation of the data dictionary • compilation of metadata • statewide GIS user information networks • national clearinghouse of imagery data for Missouri

What is GIS? GIS is a system for managing, analyzing and displaying data geographically. …an information system (hardware, software, data. . ) for geography

Services Provided GIS Analysis and Design - patterns and relationships between features (real world objects). Spatial Database Design & Development - design activities and reviews of end users systems requiring spatial data. GIS Data Creation and Maintenance - convert digital information into meaningful and reliable GIS database layers. GIS/GPS Technical Support & Training - assist with your training and technical needs for desktop GIS and GPS software. Cartographic Services – map creation. Emergency GIS Support - allows information to be visualized spatially, shared among state agencies, and updated real time empowering decision makers and saving lives. GIS Web Application – map services for web based applications or as stand-alone applications.

WHY USE GIS? The same table of data shown visually using GIS

LOCATION, LOCATION An estimated 80 -85% of all data collected contains information about location.

EXAMPLES

Certificate of Need (DHSS)

State Owned Property (OA-FMDC)

Women, Infants and Children (DHSS)

EUS Routing (OA/ITSD) Route: 421 East Dunklin, Jefferson City, MO, 65101 - 656. 9 mi 1: 0 mi 6: 00 AM Start at 421 East Dunklin, Jefferson City, MO, 65101 Service Time: 40 min 2: 0 mi 6: 40 AM Go southeast on E Dunklin St toward Jackson St 3: 0. 1 mi 6: 40 AM Turn left on Jackson St 4: 0. 1 mi 6: 40 AM Turn left at E Elm St to stay on Jackson St 5: 0. 2 mi 6: 40 AM Turn right on USHY 54 (Rex M Whitton Expy) < 0. 1 mi 11. 1 mi

Legislative Boundary Map

Access Crisis Intervention (ACI) Hotlines (DMH)

Environmental Public Health Tracking (DHSS)

Mobile Mapping Acute myocardial infarction (AMI)

Mobile Mapping

HOW DO I KNOW?

WHERE DO I START? • Start with a small project if possible • Identify GIS on the Internal Project Form

WHAT DO I NEED? • Determine what sort of output you need Web (internal, external), printed map… • Make sure you have good data

TO CONTACT US OHD: Agency Enterprise GIS Support For smaller tasks, licensing, GIS/GPS training, etc. Email: MO. GIS@oa. mo. gov Main Office: Rm 840, Truman Building